5 Essential Eye Health Supplements: What I Personally Take

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Do you take any vitamins or supplements? What do you take and why?

[@KaterinaStClaire]

All Red II

[@KaterinaStClaire]

ALREDS

[@bleuvlad]

D&C

[@MelliaBoomBot]

I was given vit D by my doctor but Im a woman of a certain age so appropriate. I take fish oils Omega 3, I take multi vitamin (for the B vits as Im vegetarian for 30 years) I also sprinkle turmeric on my food or add to meals somehow and add black pepper to help absorbtion of the tumeric. Regulary add garlic to meals.......... in between the pizza that is!

[@anandvaidya67]

B12 and D3. After watching Dr. Michael Greger's videos. Nothing else. Trying to derive Lutein and Zeaxanthin from food sources (Leafy greens, corn, dark pigmented berries and fruits)

[@jayhu2296]

1:00 Lutein/Zeaxanthin 3:18 Curcumin 5:18 Omega-3 Fatty Acids 7:45 Vitamin D 9:13 astaxanthin Amazing video Doc! :)

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Thanks for helping me with the chapters!!! ❤️🙏

[@Asiansxsymbol]

No Vitamin C is a mistake.

[@StrongBodymindandspirit]

Thank you!

[@michaelmiller7160]

Research in animals and humans has shown that curcumin and whole turmeric can reduce iron absorption by 20-90%.

[@KetoMama777]

Thank you 😊

[@oscarbaez3097]

I started taking Luten/zeaxanthin, idk if it’s my mind but I’m definitely having less light glares at night, to the point that I have noticed it. It has only been one week since I started taking it. Great timing on this video.

[@pr2960-c9t]

What brand?

[@ConquererWarrior]

​@@pr2960-c9tSome evidence shows that dietary antioxidant vitamins and minerals (A, C, and E, and the mineral zinc) may help prevent the progression of macular degeneration. "The retina, especially the macula, is thought to be an environment of high oxidative stress, meaning that there is an abundance of free radicals-molecules that damage proteins and DNA within cells. Antioxidants fight free radicals and are thought to help protect the retina from this damage," explains Dr. Kim.  Lutein and zeaxanthin are carotenoids found in the retina, and dietary intake of these compounds has been shown to have antioxidant properties and to improve pigment density in the macula. This pigment protects the cells in the macular area by absorbing excess blue and ultraviolet light and neutralizing free radicals. Lutein and zeaxanthin are usually found together in food. Dietary intake of the omega-3 fatty acid DHA (docosahexaenoic acid) may be important to retinal health. "DHA is present in high concentrations in the outer segments of retinal photoreceptors," says Dr. Kim. "Omega-3 fatty acids have been shown to have anti-inflammatory properties, and there is evidence to suggest that inflammation plays a role in AMD." Finding the nutrients You'll find lutein and zeaxanthin in most fruits and vegetables, especially yellow and orange varieties and leafy greens. Egg yolks are an even richer source of these nutrients. Omega-3 fatty acids are found in coldwater fish, flaxseed, and walnuts. Good sources of zinc include red meat and shellfish. You'll find vitamins A, C, and E in many vegetables, fruits, nuts, and seeds. NOW Brand has great reviews. Non GMO Also if u like to research Billberry as been long time ago reported for eye health.

[@oldroscoe2590]

I get 50 bucks every 3 months from my medicare advantage health care to spend on over the counter pharmacy stuff. Currently taking Vitamin D (gummies, yum yum) fish oil pills, walmart's Equate eye health complex, Turmeric/Curcurmin, Magnesium , callagen, men over 50 vitamin. I don't take them all every day except the Vit D and the eye health ones. Floaters seem to have gone away some time back, like several years ago. I'll turn 76 this week.

[@queenbunnyfoofoo6112]

If you can swallow pills, you're better off not using gummies. Studies have shown that it's harder to get a standardized dose in each gummy. Great that you take Vit D daily.....most people are deficit.

[@karmelicanke]

Some [ maybe all ] Equate supplements have little to low amounts they claim to have in the bottle.My experience with esp MSM supplement which had no effect compared to Organika brand used in the past. A study of 10 companies selling herbal capsules, only 2 tested having any of the herb present.Others included dried grass clippings. buyer beware. Best to choose reputable vitamin companies and research before purchasing products.

[@jpintero6330]

Great video! At 51 I have no presbyopia. I did my homework and for 12 years I have eaten 4 tbsp of tomato paste, 1 cup pumpkin, half can sockeye salmon, and 2 cups matcha. I now include macadamia nut butter for the tocotrienols, Biosil and marine collagen powder. I still wear the same prescription for myopia that I got in my late teens. Diet cures just about any ailment, but you have to be so consistent.

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Thanks for sharing that!

[@اریبخان]

Sir i am 15 years old but i am too blind sir can you guide me what i do 😭

[@lenorelopez748]

Love your content. You are a wonderful teacher and speaker!

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Wow! Thank you! I appreciate that. It is a skill I have put a lot of time into developing. Cheers!

[@punditgi]

Many thanks for this video! 🎉😊

[@jeme7339]

?? Please discuss the pros and cons of ready-made reading glasses. What if the PDs are off? What if the person has slight astigmatism? Or strong astigmatism? The diopters are chosen just by trying on (or just guessing.) How do these issues compare with using a magnifying glass?? Great channel - thanks for being so helpful!

[@KMRRgoldens]

I take D3, 3000 IU. Fish oils 1200 mg ( Eye Dr is recommending EZ tears. Alternating days with the oil I’m now taking) I also take other supplements like E,B complex, etc. Blink sounds interesting as well as increasing fish oils. I also heard about the need for taurine and melatonin. Curious if you have info on Vitamin A. I recently had a nutrition genome done. I have a gene that doesn’t allow conversion of beta- carotene. If I understand correctly Vit A is necessary for eye health. Now looking for alternatives. And presently..overgrowth of the nasty Demodex mite. Thank you for your all the support and knowledge you are providing us. I’ve had dry eye/blepharitis for years. Finally have found a Dr who noticed immediately what I have and following you has helped me understand and questions to ask.!

[@GTnYo]

I take many of the ones you take. Omega 3,anstaxanthin, lutein and zeazanthin, turmeric powder in my protein powder smoothie where. I put in creatine as well. And eat a lot of green leafy vegetables and fruits. Still eat junk so it's not perfect but gotta enjoy food sometimes.

[@MẮTKÍNHTlTAN]

Great information, great video! The explanation is very easy to understand! Thank you for sharing about "5 Essential Eye Health Supplements"! This video is exactly what we need.

[@popasltu3011]

i used allot lutein/zeaxanthin but it does nothing for eyes

[@jessehernandez841]

I'm curious what you would recommend. For someone who has been diagnosed with CSR ? I am also going to ask my opthalmologist

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Ask them about melatonin supplements! There are studies comparing the use of melatonin vs high blood pressure medication in chronic cases. But it may depend on other medical factors. Wish you the best!

[@yl1487]

I recall your commitment to providing detail about specific DHA forms and differences among them. I wonder if you came across the discussions from Jack Kruse regarding DHA in the SN-2 position, addressing this matter from a neurosurgeon's perspective.

[@helios4425]

Two questions 1. What is your take on NMN supplement and dry eyes ? 2. Do you think one day rapamycin dry eyes drops will be available to help ?

[@goatmonkey2112]

There was a recent study on melatonin for the eyes. So, interesting that you already take it.

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

I took melatonin nightly for about a year…but then stopped due to my own concerns and curiosity. I occasionally take it in the dry eye drink formula but usually more when I’m traveling.

[@abc_cba]

I take these as a combo pill, but I've also started growing veggies that are rich in carotenoids and not over fertilizing them as they don't have those strong compounds of over fertilized. Been having a lot of relief lately.

[@dopeontapproductions1317]

Your an awesome person and doctor. Much love and respect 😊☀️

[@johncole5495]

I saw you on diary of a ceo....amazing insight to vision and eye health. Thank you. May i ask what kind of prescription you have?? At the top of this video i seem to be in the same boat with those conditions. Ive had extremely poor eye sight since a child so would really like to keep my eye health in check. Appreciate your videos 👁

[@angelad2601]

Thank you so much, great info. What type/brand of Creatine do you take, it looks like a powder from the video.

[@LeslieAlysonLawrence]

Hi, shout out from Melbourne, Australia! I take all the vitamins you’ve mentioned but also Calcium Pyruvate, as someone told me it was good for your eyes as well. Don’t know if that’s true. 🧐

[@jp7357]

I must 100% agree because that’s exactly ly what I take + a boat load more for longevity.

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

What other ones do you take for longevity?

[@jp7357]

@@DoctorEyeHealth big list : taurine, glycine, creatine, magnesium, NAC, TMG, NK, b complex D3k2 AKG,Q10, hyaluronic acid, collagen,apigenin, (statin and ezetimibe .. keep Ldlc < 35).lithium, chlorella, high flavanol cocoavia.

[@liberals_destroy_everythin2497]

I take several supplements, but I am also a bit cynical about them. One, scientific studies seem to often have weaknesses in their construction and interpretation. Two, since supplements are only casually regulated at best, it seems to be all a gamble. Over my lifetime, I have tried supplements for a bottle or two, monitored for any perceived benefit, and then ultimately leaned more toward diet. I am hoping that I will simply die of old age before much of it matters! 🙂 The problem with that approach is that dry eye in my RIGHT eye seems to be increasingly debilitating. Good thing nature gave us TWO eyes. Thanks for hanging in there with all the videos. Knowing that you actually attempt to stay current on new research findings is comforting, more comforting than me trying new supplements!

[@paulwooton4390]

I like your handle. And yes, supplements are a gamble more or less. I have glaucoma. Been taking the drops for a few years while slowly losing vision, probably be gone in a few more years. Switched this year to high fat, low carb diet and stopped taking the drops. It's a personal experiment that seems worth the "risk", if you could call it that. Good luck to you. MAGA!

[@liberals_destroy_everythin2497]

@@paulwooton4390 Wait! How is that diet working out? Indeed, MAGA 😀

[@ArohaStill]

Blink more, less.screen time and massage your lower eye lods after showers , those.help

[@josephwilliams9208]

So far, I take "eye care", but no matter what I do, my astigmatism is going to still be there. It's a really great product if you want better vision naturally with scientific ingredients. It might be cheaper than getting a $1,000 prescription glasses replacement if you're on a budget. For some people, the only known cure for bad eye conditions like myopia, astigmatism is Lasik eye surgery when things get too bad to manage. I was curious to see if there were natural herbs to treat and reverse the problem. Just eye exercises that won't work for everyone.

[@kmh564]

Great information . I have dry eyes and also have been diagnosed with optic neuropathy awaiting appointment with a neurologist

[@brianpatrickbarnes]

"vitamin D toxicity"? At what levels in IUs / day and which studies can you reference?

[@queenimax2008]

Good question

[@sdilluminatigrandfounder3807]

Vitamin D is Fat soluble, so it can be difficult to give a specific Toxicity level. It can build up over time, and not always release evenly. Above 50 to 60 ng mL is usually considered toxic. But even 30 ng mL can be toxic for some populations like the elderly.

[@KenEwald-sr3ph]

Vitamin detoxicity is a myth. Maybe if you took 1 million IUs per day for 5 months you might have some.

[@jeme7339]

Thank you!! Would that all health care providers were taught to value nutrition. Health care should be FOCUSED on HEALTH! Food may be the best medicine.

[@msalisa4495]

Thank you i always watch your eye advice ❤

[@dazone705]

Thanks for the great video. I take four triple strength fish oil capsules. My ophthalmologist said that that is the recommended dosage for dry eye. I'm surprised you don't take astaxanthin

[@sharoncyber50]

My ocular surgeon told me to take 2000mg-2400mg a day of fish oil for dry eye

[@OlJohnJoe]

Sometimes my left eye hurts and it’s weaker than my right and even looks lazy sometimes. I think it’s a migraine but wanted to see if you had any thoughts based on those symptoms.

[@taichiroward5770]

Doc, I really enjoyed this vid. Gave me flashbacks from o-chem & patho. Guess I paid enough attention in school since the only supplements I don't take is creatine, lutein & zeaxanthin since I get sufficient amounts of them through my plant based nutrition.

[@Deer-in-the-headlights]

I started taking Blink supplements 60 days ago per your suggestion, still waiting to see if they help my MGD. I love taking CoreOmega for my omega 3, it’s an individual orange flavor goo that you squeeze into the mouth. No fish burps. The trouble with supplements is the expense. As you mentioned the Blink does consolidate many of the pills lowering the cost somewhat, but 30 bucks for 50 pills is a big cost for many. Thanks for the content.

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Thanks for mentioning coreOmega, I have seen that but never tried it! Cost is definitely an issue. Sadly, food is now too. I am still confused why blink is 50 pills and not 60 or something that makes sense.

[@Deer-in-the-headlights]

@@DoctorEyeHealth and that bottle is HUGE😆

[@Aneenavarghese.]

Hey doctor... Is macular dystrophy is curable.... Is it have any treatment?

[@theAmandolin]

Do you feel like the Blink vitamin is helpful? There was a study on Retaron that seemed promising but it's been hard to find a similar formula in the US. Found one from Solgar but it may be discontinued? Appreciate your timing of posting this! Thanks!

[@fatstorvolay2243]

Great vid. Do you have any supplement recommendations for eye floaters?

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Yes, there is this one kzbin.info/www/bejne/e2e7dmR4gZ2MsM0si=W1N-eWgi0QpFN9Lu

[@MennaAyman-mi2vy]

hey doctor I wear glasses as a prescription of -8 that makes my eyes look big but I hate it and I wanna get contact lenses but my parents refuses. is there eye training to make me see better without glasses or at least make me better than -8 I see blury without glasses

[@carguy4243]

Nice! Your really looking buff doc.

[@XYZ-xn3st]

What about making a video on topic a day in my life as an eye doctor🤓

[@ImTheiWarrior]

Can you please share the dosages again? :)

[@iwonag.8114]

I always read the ingredients listed in the supplement. I don't like seeing Sorbitol and Sorbitan (what kind?) in Blink. FDA says it is generally safe to eat it. But I've read avoid eating fruit with it, because of fructose. FDA's "Generally" means to me it's ok, but no long study research on it.

[@QuirkyBoy]

Can you talk about glutathione for eyes please

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Working on it!

[@waffle_chair9269]

Is there a video, on how to choose a good eye specialist? Or do you have contacts list of like minded and with a holistic leaning, of eye specialists , in major cities around the world? Fascinating that eye specialists can also observe other diseases via the eye.

[@sarahbrown4917]

Hello, I have recently been diagnosed with FED. It's mild, and I have these 5%sodium chloride drops for it, but I also have floaters and a bit of computer vision syndrome. I don't need a prescription, and I still see real good, according to my optician, and I passed all the various tests they made me do. I've started wearing blue light uva 400 glasses and am using the eye care options on my ipad but what vitamins or care would you recommend? I want to avoid having to get a corneal transplant for as long as possible.

[@breahope18]

Yes I take vitamins daily, it’s Preser Areds 2

[@TMG56]

Do you have early macular degeneration?

[@rchen3418]

Greeting from Taiwan. Thanks for the video.

[@nasimiffat6144]

great video thank you sir

[@geetanshsarin3487]

Doctor love ur vids! Can atropine (0.01%) be used for blue field entroptic phenomenon ???

[@JS_myworld]

Hello doctor I have a question When should one undergo a cataract surgery ? When glasses become dull - is a sign for it ???

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

When vision quality drops to a level where daily activity become difficult or quality of life suffers. Usually your eye doctor will make a recommendation or let you know when you would qualify. However there is some evidence that suggests having earlier cataract surgery has its advantages (if someone is a good candidate). Such as less risk for dementia.

[@JS_myworld]

@@DoctorEyeHealth thank u doctor

[@LalehSolaimanizadeh]

Thank you.what viam8n and minerals for floter eye's is good?

[@Marsilase]

I love #Dr#👨‍⚕️ #Allen very positive & energetic thank you for the lesson

[@devendrajani1123]

What do you suggest for optic nerve health?

[@DebraErxleben]

Can you comment on the zebra fish research and the regeneration properties. The supplement Visi Ultra has the supplements you talk about plus the algae zebra fish eat. Research has been done by NIH

[@amandabradley884]

Could you please talk about Ocular Melanoma? ❤

[@roseapple8786]

Dr. Allen, thank you for the information on the vitamins. My question is I have in the past had kaleidoscope vision and just recently. I wasn't sure what it was tell I goggled it and then it said I might have a headache. When it happened to me, I was a little scared. I didn't have a headache but could something else be happing? Thank you for sharing and God Bless you and your family. 🥰👍👍👍👍👍(🌹🐞🦂🌵)

[@IsaqueSousa05]

Doctor, do you also have dry eyes? How do you deal with this on a daily basis?

[@S_MATIRI]

More videos on eye floaters please!!!

[@darksoulgaming4492]

Does a injury on eye causes glaucoma 😢?iam using prednisolone eye drops and my eye sight is little but different from another eye does i have glaucoma 😢😢 please any one reply 😢😢

[@IndianBison01]

Prednisolone increases eye pressure. Be careful with regular use . Can also cause cataracts

[@brispaul1]

Looking good Doc. Think you've been doing more gym work over the past 12 months. Are there any benefits that gym work can have on the eyes? Also, what do you think of heat packs for the eyes that will release the oils? Appreciate your dedication to educating us on eye health. Btw. I love manuka eye drops. I am in Australia and pharmacies are finally making these easier to purchase. 🎉

[@joeyk5]

Interesting information.

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Glad you think so!

[@joeyk5]

@@DoctorEyeHealth it is. We often overlook our eyes. When I get mine checked next I will ask about supplemental support for my eyes

[@whiterose120]

I would love to hear your thoughts on Maquibright

[@luherry2679]

Are French maritime pine bark extract and bilberry extract effective for dry eye?

[@abbasbn1316]

Do you know anything about Kraflex operation for keratoconus? When will this action be available?

[@nancylovitz8557]

Dr. Allen, ?you mentioned creatine, but didn't mention a brand - can you say which you use? If it's good for maintaining muscle, it might be something to consider. Thanks.

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

To my knowledge, I do not think the brand of creatine matters. As long as the ingredient is just creatine monohydrate and doesn’t have any other additives. I buy whatever is on sale at the supermarket/ health store.

[@nancylovitz8557]

@@DoctorEyeHealth Thank you.

[@Zaidy_10]

Ginkgo biloba powder or tablet? What we should consume?

[@FatburnerJohnny]

really interesting subjects, curcuma is great for so many things ! anyway definitely a different diet can change things , for me garden vegetable (not industry) , proper meat (not processed) and so on make me see from super blurry when tired and with a non proper foods to pretty sharp even though i had an eye surgery and have an ankylosing spondylicis,(not so good for eyes) monoclonal spike, reccurent keraticis (pretty much a chronic tear of the surface of the cornea...not the best eye feeling). also found that for some reason but also with good diet, microdosing helps quite a bit (but there wont be studies for a while ....knowing the way the industry really wants people having eye problems cauz it make probably billions each year. Like feeding sh+t food to people so they get sick...(situation really worse in the States as thousands of unstudied chemicals are added to americas foods) how can people get better when you cant find vegetables in some cities, have to travel miles for it, or pay crazy money for just a few leafs of greens. anyway, thank you for what you are doing . KZbin can be a great academy if one is able to make a triage in all that mess. cheers M8 , have a good one !!

[@lammie-858]

Thank you for the video. I have the Lutein bottle and take one a day but I also take L Theanine, do you know if there’s any weird or adverse interactions between those two?

[@AbulChowdhury-l8y]

Can you help us wih a good quality oil for dry eye in the uk? PRN not available in the UK. Many thanks!

[@geetanshsarin3487]

Day 6 Hi doctor ! Love ur videos I am 17 I have been experiencing floaters and blue eye entoptic phenomenon since 4 years i have got my fundus examination done 2 time (within a gap of 6 months of when I initially got my floaters) and my eyes were healthy. But floaters and especially blue eye entoptic phenomenon irritates me a lot so i just wanted to ask whether i can use atropine 0.01% for the same (we can get these drops easily in our country {india}) as when i got my fundus done the dilating drops used in my eyes got my floaters and blue eye phenomenon fixed for a whole day. I was very happyyy !! Even though i know that the drops used were 1% one still 0.01% would also do some good and can pineapple do something for these too in the longer term . I would love if you would reply me Thanku

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Hey thank you. I think it’s interesting that the blue field effect improved with dilation, I would not expect that. But I suppose talking with a local doctor about using that would be the next step. There was one pro study on using pineapple for floaters but nothing I have seen since then, I don’t recommend it clinically at this time

[@DovieLee-vj2ec]

Ik you probably get this question alot but could you make a video about the best eye drops for being high and you could even make it a educational video explaining why your eyes get so red?

[@MJLDswnge]

Any supplement suggestions for eye floaters?

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

There is this one that has some published science behind it - kzbin.info/www/bejne/e2e7dmR4gZ2MsM0si=TvwJxdS1RjGLIl2V

[@MJLDswnge]

@@DoctorEyeHealth thanks for the info and link to the video

[@np5687]

Do you have a NAC eye drop brand you can recommend Thanks 🙏

[@KenEwald-sr3ph]

Any successes with moringa tree oil?

[@faisalshaban6024]

I want to ask one question Can a doctor or person notice easily if i am wearing transparent soft contact lenses? Is it that easy to notice ?

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

An eye doctor should, because we have strong magnification devices to examine the eye. your family doctor probably won’t notice unless you tell them

[@faisalshaban6024]

@@DoctorEyeHealth thank u very much thats very helpful 💙

[@danielsuarez6151]

What about NAC eye drops

[@matauboy]

Creatine, omega 3 multivitamin and l carnitine

[@RPguy1203]

Hi.. i suffer from RP and snow vision all together. What can u recommend me. Does supplimebt helps?

[@kooppcsin]

any tips for healing keratoconus?

[@miabeia3117]

What about taking liquid cod liver oil? I do eat wild sardines and wild caught sockeye salmon..

[@tin2009tin]

Hello! What about citicoline?

[@conanr.1138]

Why do people (mostly children) with farsightedness suffer from or are accompanied by amblyopia, while those with nearsightedness do not suffer from amblyopia? What is the reason? I need an answer please

[@stephenbarnes9196]

What what about Ginkgo it works for eyes

[@yingcheng1589]

What negative interactions can they possibly have w/ medications? Pls make another vid about this!

[@nzeigwepaulette1382]

What of optic nerve formula?

[@brianpatrickbarnes]

5 "mg of creatine"? It looks like you were scooping out ~5 GRAMS.

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Well that was just some stock footage but yes, 5mg/ day is the standard dosing for fitness.

[@jheichelbech]

If you're low-carb and avoiding seed oils, there's no need for sunscreen, zinc oxide for ears/nose prn.

[@lindacampbell615]

New to your channel. Wonderful info. I do have a question. I noticed a very small white dot on the side border of my inner iris. I saw my doctor and he says it's a pterygium. Is there anything I can do to get rid of this white dot through natural means...plant based eating, using good sunglasses? Also, will the dot get bigger in time?

[@mohsinmunawarsmumzk5440]

Is there any medicine for the treatment of squint?

[@mishiike]

Can we get your opinion on the HydroEye supplement vs the PRN?

[@felicijavi]

I took Lutein 20mg and started having vertigo. When I stop, y vertigo went away. It was a scary experience.

[@jp7357]

At 66yo I have 20/20 vision but have been told I have slight cataracts which are not progressing … I take all the. Eye recommended xanthins / lutine / o3 /d 2 .. wear sunglasses … is there ANYTHING new on preventing cataracts and/or pharmaceutical options instead of lens replacement on the horizon. It just seems it can’t be that hard to create a cataract clearing eye drop ?

[@helios4425]

What is your opinion on the following Crystalline Maculopathy Associated with High-Dose Lutein Supplementation ??

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Thanks for asking! That is the only reported case of a retinal change associated with high levels of lutein supplementation that I have seen. Thankfully no vision changes and it was reversible, but it was interesting. I also wonder what the person was specifically taking - like perhaps there were impurities in the supplement they took. Otherwise I have never heard of any other cases.

[@yubrajpaudel1859]

Sir can tmj disorder creat dry eye ?

[@Brog1976]

I take CarotenAll by Jarrow formulas, and an omega 3 supplement from Nordic Naturals

[@vince1229]

Does sneezing, coughing or holding your nose while blowing to unblock eustachian tubes cause PVD?

[@michellely4605]

this is like a random question but is it bad to use the same single vial eye drop more than once? i didn’t know you were only supposed to use them once and discard so i capped them and still used them. I feel that the single use one are so wasteful because if you’re only using them once and discarding there’s still so much product left. Am I the only one that feels this way? (i’ve been using the systane hydration PF because I recently had a eye infection and suffered from dry eyes.)

[@Bailey.465]

My left eye has this one single floater that annoys me whenever I glance at a screen. It follows what you read and it’s right in the middle. Tell me it’s possible it can go away. I’m young too.

[@Flower-cp8ux]

Hello sir i am 18 yrs old . Sir when i blink my eyes there is light beam that comes to my eye and disappear after blink and it also appears when i squint my eyes . And i am experiencing glare and hales . Please help me what is this and how to treat it .

[@orac229]

New Modern eye problem. Most cars now have LED lights. Very VERY bright red LED rear/brake lights cause major after image when stopped at lights, even if you look away. How to fix this problem?

[@Kathan_]

Instead of becoming a model he became an eye doctor :)

[@michalwiacek8613]

Can't you simply get them from food? Does the artificial stuff really work?

[@jpintero6330]

At 51 I have no presbyopia. I did my homework and for 12 years I have eaten 4 tbsp of tomato paste, 1 cup pumpkin, half can sockeye salmon, and 2 cups matcha. I now include macadamia nut butter for the tocotrienols, Biosil and marine collagen powder. I still wear the same prescription for myopia that I got in my late teens. Diet cures just about any ailment, but you have to be so consistent.